When it comes to data centers, one size does not fit all. Data center needs vary depending on their structure, physical limitations, density requirements and more. Here are four common data center types including onsite, colocation facilities, hyperscale, and edge data centers, as well as their use cases and industry trends. Onsite Data Centers Onsite
Beat the Summer Heat: How to Keep Your Data Center Cool This Summer
As summer temperatures rise, data center operators are hard at work, ensuring data center temperatures remain consistent without raising their energy bills. They are looking for innovative data center cooling systems, monitoring technology, architecture and more. With so many options on the market and many more entering each year, it can be hard to decide
5 Items to Evaluate When Choosing an Aisle Containment System
Controlling data center cooling costs has been and will continue to be a hot topic for the foreseeable future. Companies are looking to their IT teams to answer the question: How do we continue to improve cooling efficiency without increasing operating costs? Traditional hot and cold aisle configurations, if implemented correctly, improve cooling efficiency, but
4 Factors That are Changing Your Data Center Rack Requirements
With the rise of colocation, enterprise and edge data centers, the requirements for data center racks have changed from being a cabinet that manages equipment to a rack enclosure that can reduce data center operational costs by preserving valuable floor space, optimizing cooling and increasing the efficiency of IT staff. Here are 4 factors that
DAMAC, a Division of Maysteel, Expands California Production Facility
(La Mirada, CA) DAMAC, a Division of Maysteel, (“DAMAC”), a manufacturer of custom and standard data center infrastructure equipment, is pleased to announce the expansion of its production headquarters in La Mirada, California. This expansion increases the facility from 58,000 sq. ft. to 113,000 sq. ft., and allows DAMAC to streamline its manufacturing processes within
